In the museum "The House of Countess Panina," you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the 19th century and feel the charm of an old noble estate. The last owner of this Gorodets estate was Countess Sofia Vladimirovna Panina. The Panin estate is an example of wooden Empire style, and there are very few such noble estates left in Russia.

Guests of the museum will be greeted by the sounds of ancient melodies. In the music parlor, in addition to an elegant gramophone and various phonographs, you can see a string gramophone and a music box.

Old scales, balances, and weights will tell you about the everyday life of merchants. The exhibition features more than two hundred different measuring instruments and weights. In the exhibition "Secrets of the Old Iron," you can see over three hundred exhibits, including cast iron, flat, alcohol, and other irons.

The magnificence of the collection of manuscripts and old printed books is breathtaking.

The rich collection of traditional Russian costumes allows you to imagine the image of a prosperous Gorodets woman, shining in brocade and silk, with gold embroidery and pearls.

The exhibition of antique clocks "Masters of Time" will undoubtedly captivate visitors. The elegance of wall clocks, the variety of sand, carriage, console, and pocket watches is impressive. Here you can not only see but also hear the wonderful sounds of the "masters of time," which always remain in fashion.